The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-03
Rev. Father Kennedy Of Fall River has

FOR SALE A black mare. all sound
and gentle. weight 600 lbs, age between
IL and II. also good traveller. will be
sold with buggy and harness cheap. For
further information call at TINES oFFIcK.
Mr.. Frank German. the celebrated
gymnast Of this village, and formerly Of
German X Webb, has joined the oBrien
Bros. the well-known contortionists. for
a twenty-one weeks engagement.
Mr. Robert L. Duffy, the market man.
has come out with wagon that dis
tances most competitors. 1t is a neat,
natty vehicle, and is a credi, TO the
builder, Mr.. Frederick Fales, of Provi-
dence.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
Stephen Atwood on Lexington street last
Wednesday afternoon. There was large
attendance. In the evening the usual
bean supper was served in the hall on
Bowen street TO which many gentlemen
attended and partook.
The Fullerton Educational Association
held n regular meeting at their hall on
Manton avenue, Tuesday evening. Ten
propositions were received for member
ship. The association il an organization
having in view the educational advance
ment of its members.
We would call attention To DR.. Warmers
advertisement found on the fourth page
of this paper. The Doctor has establish
ed great reputation in Western Massa-
chusetts 10y his wonderful cures, and his
two years practise in Providence has
been very satisfactory and successful.
The pleasing and successful perform
snce of "Pinafore" by the Union Dramatic
Club, Thanksgiving evening, has induced
the society to repeat this favoritc opera
in Irons Hall. next Thursday evening.
The tickets for the second presentation
are selling rapidly, and full house is
assured.
The chimney in Mrs. Henry Yorwood's
house on Plainfeld street caught fire
about $3.50 o'clock, Tuesday morning.
An alarm was given and the Rough and
Ready company turned out with the hose
cart. 1t was not necessary 20 use water
as a little salt suiliced TO extinguish the
smouldering soor.
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment Society, connected with the Harris
Avenue church, will hold debate next
Monday evening on the question, Re
solved, that convict labor should not
compete with honest labor. William
Davey takes the affirmative and Arthur
Bentley the negative.
Sweet sharity was truly exemplifed in
this place last week. Mr.. Thomas Har-
rop, a well known resident Of Olneyville
and carpenter by trade, who had for
several years past boarded with Mr..
Walter Harris. the Stokes street livery
stable keeper, was stricken with the
dread disease typhoid pneumonia n week
ago last Monday. Mr. Harrop in the
early part of the week was conveyed 10
the Rhode Island Hospital where he died
on the Wednesday following. As Harrop
did not have any relatives. Mr.. Harris
betrayed the funeral expenses and on
Sunday last the remains Of the young
man were laid at rest beside the grave of
his father az Crompton. The kind deed
of Mr. Harris is one that il worthy Of
more than passing notice.
Several important changes in the clergy
Of the Catholic Churches in this vicinity
within the past few weeks, which has
been the cause Of much regret by the
parishioners The Rev. J. G. Tennian,
of st. Marys Church. has been appointed
to succeed Father Harty. Of s. $, Peter
and Paurs Church at Phenix, the latter
having been appointed TO the Sacred
Heart Church at East Providence. TO fiji
the vacancy caused by the removal Of
Rev. Farrell O'Reilly TO the pastorate Of
~. Theresa's Church Of this place. At
the Rev Father Bachand, the popular
pastor Of that church has been trans
ferred 10 Manville. the vacancy caused
by the removal has been filled by the
French priest at Warren.
Mr. Joseph b. Johnston, the popular
pharmacist, 93l High street il the man
ufacturer OF numerous remedies which
from their intrinsical merits commands a
large sale for them. Among the most
widely known Of them is Jobnston's
Healing Lung Balsum The many who
have used it pronounce IL the best, and
recommend j; 20 their friends as they
find il cures their coughs and colds much
quicker than any other. As it contains
no opiates and il pleasant 90 take mothers
give it freely TO their children. Another
popular remedy made by Mr.. Johnston it
his Sovereign Kidney Cure. An excellens
remedy for weak back. gravel or stone in
the bladder, non-retention or inconti-
nencs Of the urine, inflammation or
liberation or weakness Of the Kidneys or
bladder. Last, though not least, ws may
mention Johnsten's Compound Extract of
Burdock and ssrssparilla. used for gen
srsl debility, dyspepsia. loss Of appetite.
and q valuable Alternative for strengthen
ing the system. purifying and enriching
the blood. and for all other ailments for